AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCybersecurity & Privacy: Portugal is set to collect biometric data from all non-EU foreign passengers 24/7 starting Sept. 6, after earlier queue problems led to a more relaxed approach—raising new operational and privacy questions for travelers. Digital Security: A Carhartt breach fallout story highlights how leaked customer and employee data can spread fast, with researchers using analysis tools to spot inconsistencies in what hackers claim. Climate Diplomacy: At COP17, the EU and Montenegro urged a “constructive” final week, warning some parties blocked key agenda items and pushing for practical, implementable outcomes on land degradation and drought resilience. Local Tech & Society: Mississauga is tightening rules on “renovictions” with a new licensing bylaw that forces landlords to get municipal approval and offer extra tenant compensation. Montenegro Culture & STEM: A Montenegrin aeronautical engineer and filmmaker, Petar Glomazić, discusses the Sundance-winning documentary “To Hold a Mountain,” while a separate “Culture in Movement” project spotlights how arts education is being used to reimagine heritage.
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